Member methods of non-final nonfinal classes that perform security checks can be compromised when a malicious subclass overrides the methods and omits the checks. Consequently, such methods must be declared private or final to prevent overriding.
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Risk Assessment
Failure to declare a non-final class's method private or final affords the opportunity for a malicious subclass to bypass the security checks performed in the method.
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